1. Habit #4 Think Win-Win (Part 2)

2. Win-Lose Is competitive “I win, you lose!” Is comparative
“as long as I’m better than you…”

3. Win-Lose

4. Lose-Win You lose, others win (you’re a doormat)
Appears that you are “the nice guy”
Lose-Win is okay for insignificant things
Examples:
Who sits in the front of the car
Who goes first
Which drawers you put your clothes in

5. Lose - Win

6. Lose-Lose I lose, you lose
“If I’m going down, then you’re going down with me.

7. Compromise You both get most of what you want
Everyone gives up something

8. Win - Win Everyone wins! There is plenty of success to go around
A win-win attitude adds to relationship bank accounts

9. Relationship Scale Win – Win Compromise Win – Lose Lose – Win
Think about 3 significant relationships that you currently have. In your notes, draw this scale and place their names where they belong on the scale.

10. Silent Reading
Review “Win-Win” thinking on pages in the book entitled The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey.
Take Cornell Notes

11. On Your Own